Sources of Ancient Healing Thermalism

Riese 1894-1906²

Riese, A. (1894). Anthologia Latina. Pars prior: carmina in codicibus scripta. Fasc. I: libri Salmasiani aliorumque carmina, 2nd ed. Lipsiae: B.G.Teubneri.
Riese, A. (1906). Anthologia Latina. Pars prior: carmina in codicibus scripta. Fasc. II: reliquorum librorum carmina, 2nd ed. Lipsiae: B.G. Teubneri.

Anthologia Latina 36 Riese

Anthologia Latina

Related References

Letters to Atticus Vol. 2 Shackleton Bailey 1965

Shackleton Bailey, D. R. (Ed.). (1965). Cicero’s letters to Atticus Vol. 2 58 – 54 B.C.: 46 – 93 (books III and IV) (Vol. 2, Ser. Cabridge Classical Texts and Commentaries).

Moralejo 2008

José Luis Moralejo (2008): Horacio: Sátiras, Epístolas, Arte Poética, introducciones, traducción y notas, Biblioteca Clásica Gredos 373, Madrid, Gredos, ISBN 978-84-249-3577-1.

Bendz et al. 1990/1993/2002

Bendz, G.; Pape, I.; Kollesch, J.; Nickel, D. (2002). Caelii Aureliani Celerum passionum libri III, Tardarum passionum libri V, edidit G. Bendz, in linguam Germanicam transtulit I. Pape. Pars I: Cel. pass.

Letters to Atticus Vol 5 Shackleton Bailey 2004

Shackleton Bailey, David R. (Ed.). (2004b). Cicero’s letters to Atticus Vol. 5 48 – 45 B.C.: 211 – 354 (books XI to XIII). Cambridge Univ. Press.

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